Duane Johnson

@mitar Is the reference in RFC 7111 to multi-selections the relevant part here? https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7111#section-2.4 What are the "same reasons like they do"? (I apologize, I haven't read both specs in...

Should Subscribe be an HTTP request method instead of a header of the GET method? e.g.: ``` SUBSCRIBE /posts HTTP/1.1 Host: invisible.college:4545 User-Agent: curl/7.54.0 Accept: */* ``` Pros: - If...

I agree with this, and prefer `$link` over `link`. Here is another spec that uses `_link` in precisely the opposite way that linked-json currently would use `_link` (i.e it uses...

@toomim Here's another consideration that I think is important: the most common use of JSON is as a serialization of data. So for example, say you have a "LinkedItem" class...

> This is not a serialization format for application data structures. In other words, this is a Hypermedia JSON with Transclusion. It is appropriate only for data that tries to...

I'm advocating for human learning. These are examples of JSON existing outside of the context of an HTTP message. Human beings browser these repositories and learn from each other. Having...

I give up. On Fri, Feb 26, 2021 at 12:19 AM Michael Toomim wrote: > We should probably be wary of bikeshedding > here. > > I care about human...

Mike & I spoke offline. We agree this is less important than other things right now. Our style is different, and may remain so. But if there's something new that...

> Things I dislike: > > * This implicitly limits the number of patches that can be contained within an update based on the maximum length of a header field...

Yes! I like this change. It also has the (perhaps unintended) consequence of making parsing more robust: If there is a mistake made in the number of patches, for example...